The soybean market’s early rally on further reports of discussions on trade between high-level U.S. and Chinese officials helped pull the rest of the markets higher – at least for a while. At their daily highs, December corn was up 4.75 cents with Chicago December wheat up 6 cents. When soybeans shed most of their early gain, however, so too did wheat and corn. Still, those three markets managed to close modestly higher or at least without losses with the exception of KC and MGEX wheat. December corn closed a half-cent higher, and Chicago December wheat finished up 2.5 cents. Soymeal closed down slightly, but soyoil settled 9-12 points higher following a slight rebound in Malaysian palm oil. KC wheat was up about 4 cents early w...